Data Overview

What data is available?

The 100ms source gives you access to your workspace's operational and usage data: rooms, the sessions that happened inside them, participants who joined, recordings that were stored, and the analytics events generated during those sessions. You can also pull the room template configurations that define how your video experiences are set up.

When to use it

Use the 100ms source when you need to analyze how your video platform is being used — session volume trends, participant counts, recording activity, or engagement events. It's also useful for auditing room configurations and template setups across your 100ms workspace.

Available entities

Sessions

Individual video call sessions. A session starts when the first peer joins a room and ends when the last peer leaves.

Field	Description
id	Unique session identifier
room_id	ID of the room where the session took place
created_at	Timestamp when the session was created
peers	List of participant objects in the session
duration	Total session duration
started_at	Timestamp when the first peer joined
stopped_at	Timestamp when the last peer left

Rooms

Virtual meeting rooms in your 100ms workspace. Each room can host multiple sessions over its lifetime.

Field	Description
id	Unique room identifier
name	Room name
description	Optional room description
customer_id	ID of the workspace/account
template_id	ID of the room template applied
enabled	Whether the room is currently active
created_at	Room creation timestamp
updated_at	Last modification timestamp

Active room peers

Participants currently connected to rooms in real time. Useful for monitoring live usage.

Field	Description
id	Peer identifier
room_id	Room the peer is connected to
session_id	Current session identifier
name	Peer display name
role	Peer's role in the room
joined_at	Timestamp when the peer joined
user_id	Your application's user identifier for this peer

Templates

Room configuration templates that define the settings and layout applied when creating rooms.

Field	Description
id	Template identifier
name	Template name
customer_id	Workspace/account ID
created_at	Template creation timestamp
updated_at	Last modification timestamp

Template settings

The specific configuration parameters stored inside each room template, such as role definitions and permissions.

Field	Description
template_id	Parent template ID
roles	Role definitions and permission sets
settings	Room-level settings (recording, screenshare, etc.)

Templates destinations

Recording and streaming destination settings attached to a template — for example, where recordings are stored or where live streams are sent.

Field	Description
template_id	Parent template ID
destination_type	Type of destination (recording, live stream, etc.)
config	Destination-specific configuration

Analytics events

User interaction and engagement events captured during video sessions — joins, leaves, media toggles, and other in-session actions.

Field	Description
id	Event identifier
session_id	Session the event belongs to
peer_id	Peer who triggered the event
room_id	Room where the event occurred
type	Event type (e.g., peer.join, peer.leave)
created_at	Event timestamp
data	Additional event-specific payload

Recordings

Stored video recordings of completed 100ms sessions.

Field	Description
id	Recording identifier
room_id	Room where the recording was made
session_id	Session that was recorded
status	Recording status (e.g., completed, processing)
created_at	Recording creation timestamp
duration	Recording length
size	File size
url	URL to access the recording

Common use cases by role

Engineering / DevOps

Use Sessions and Analytics events to monitor platform health, detect abnormal drop-off rates, and correlate session failures with infrastructure events. Use Active room peers to track concurrency in real time.

Product managers

Use Sessions and Recordings to measure feature adoption — how often video sessions occur, how long they last, and which rooms are most active. Use Templates to understand how different room configurations are being deployed.

Customer success / Support

Use Sessions and Rooms to investigate specific customer issues — look up a session by ID, check when it started and stopped, and review which peers participated. Use Recordings to verify whether a session was successfully recorded.

Business analytics

Use Analytics events over time to build engagement funnels. Combine with Sessions data to understand drop-off, peak usage hours, and geographic patterns.

Platform-specific notes

• Early Access: 100ms is an Early Access source in Coupler.io. Availability depends on a feature flag (100ms_airbyte_source_feature) on your account.

• Start date required: All entities require a start date. Data before the start date will not be returned.

• One entity per flow: Each data flow exports a single entity. Create separate flows for Sessions, Recordings, and Analytics events if you need all three.

• Active room peers: This entity reflects current live state and is not historical. Running the flow at different times will return different results.

• Session vs. room: A room persists across many sessions. Filter by room_id in sessions to analyze a specific room's usage history.